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Today's Sports

  • SCC basketball drops two at...

    SCC Sports Information

    The St. Catharine College basketball teams traveled to Campbellsville Saturday for a Mid-South Conference doubleheader against the Tigers. One game was close and the other wasn’t as the Patriots came home with two losses.

    Lena Bramblett’s women’s team could never get untracked in the opener as the Tigers overcame a 5-2 St. Catharine lead to build a 38-21 halftime lead en route to a 87-54 win.

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  • Patriots lose two close ones

    SCC Sports Information

    The St. Catharine College Patriots again had a week of close conference games – but no victories to show for their efforts. Thursday at West Virginia Tech, J.T. Burton’s team fell 67-61 to the Bears. Saturday, in the final home game of the season, the Patriots dropped a 78-71 decision to Pikeville.

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  • WC girls prep for district play

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    When it comes to the Washington County Commanderettes, it’s either feast or famine. Right now, things seem to be pretty lean, but that is not going to stop the Commanderettes from fighting until the end and giving it their best shot. As the season winds down, it’s gut check time for WC.

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  • Commanders, Knights battle for...

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    Marion County came to Springfield Friday night and there was the usual bantering, taunting and teasing going back and forth. And that was just the fans!

    To say that Washington and Marion counties enjoy a good old-fashioned rivalry is to grossly understate the situation. It was definitely a lively atmosphere inside the Washington County High School gym as the frenzy reached a fever pitch. In the end, it was the invading Knights who left town with a 57-46 victory.

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  • SCC women split two

    SCC Sports Information

    St. Catharine College split a pair of Mid-South Conference games last week as they won at West Virginia Tech on Thursday, but lost at home to Pikeville on Saturday. The 1-1 week leaves Lena Bramblett’s women with a 12-15 overall mark and a 2-7 conference slate.

    There are three remaining games, all conference tilts, and all of those will be on the road. Saturday the Patriots play at Campbellsville. On Feb. 26 they are at Georgetown and will finish the regular season at Lindsey Wilson on Feb. 28.

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  • From Left Field

    Human growth hot dogs

    Remember the good old days when the most toxic thing a ballplayer would put into their body was a hot dog from the concession stand? Oh, how I long for those bygone days when baseball players bulked up by downing a six-pack with their steak dinner.

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  • Coaches Vs. Cancer raises $900

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

    Washington County and Marion County not only did battle against each other on the court Friday night, but they also came together to help deliver a one-two punch to cancer. The Coaches Vs. Cancer game raised $900 for the Washington County Relay for Life.

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  • SCC baseball opens Friday

    SCC Sports Information

    The recent weather may not resemble anything spring-like, but the athletic schedules at St. Catharine College indicate that it is time for spring sports to begin. And both SCC softball and baseball will do just that this week.

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  • Campbellsville, Adair take two...

    By Jimmie Earls

    Sun Sports Writer

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  • Hoops for Heart event to be held...

    Students at Washington County Middle School in Springfield are shooting hoops to fight heart disease and stroke, our nation’s No. 1 and No. 3 killers. During the month of February the school will hold its 5th annual Hoops For Heart event.

    Students will play basketball to raise funds for the American Heart Association, which funds cardiovascular disease research and public and professional education programs.

    Hoops For Heart is co-sponsored by the American Heart Association and the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.

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